Ty's Place has guided about 600 North Las Vegas kids over nearly seven years. Now it needs $20,000 by Saturday just to stay open.

Ebony and Ivory Productions closed with no warning, and a photographer says he alone is owed over $3,000 across 29 jobs.

Rock the Bells: The Residency traces hip-hop's rise from New York blocks to worldwide stages, with tickets dropping Monday.

The Last Of The Bugs World Tour lands May 21, 2027, with presale tickets opening Nov. 10.

The Southern comfort food chain's Fremont Street spot is gone, but its 1975 West Charleston original keeps serving gumbo and catfish.

Friendly Hobbies near Rancho Drive says a shopper swiped a radio-controlled car while staff helped other customers.

The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign joins a worldwide lighting event honoring families touched by Alzheimer's.

AREA15's retired jumbo jet now books private parties, with full-venue buyouts for 800-plus guests and an aircraft-interior lounge called the Jet Room.

The new Las Vegas facility will pack nine apparatus bays and individual dorm rooms for crews fielding 5,000 calls a year.

The crash became Metro's 101st traffic death of 2026, even as citywide fatalities trend sharply downward.

Six Washtenaw Community College students will strip and rebuild a Bronco at SEMA after months of hands-on prep with Ford.

The sprawling complex would rise on Nellis's east side and run through 2031, with a bigger buildout planned into 2032.

The Durango Motor Society drew Aston Martins and McLarens to the South Lawn, with Red Bull and Pellegrino pouring for free.